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Bee, 1932-05-06

The Bee

the bee university of buffalo may 6 1932 vol 12 no 27 the university of buffalo weekly dr froman takes charge of joint charities campaign the joint charities campaign is being conducted at the u of b under the cooperation of faculty students and other friends of the university dr froman is in charge of the uni versity's activities during this cam paign on may 4 thirty-five per cent of our quota of 6,000 was achieved the divisions of workers are as fol lows chancellor samuel p capen major of the division dr lewis a froman captain mr earl j mcgrath lieu tenant sophomores paul burgeson rita diebold fred gorman avrom green berg joseph jacobs moira kennedy betty knight ruth lane samuel lie berman elizabeth overfield burton quackenbush william e sawyer henry spiller virginia willis juniors â€” seymour abeles lattimer ford howard gondree helen hein rich kevin kennedy edmond leone elizabeth maurer ruth mead betty rosenbaum irma wagner seniors â€” gordon ewing edna geissler gerhard hartman philip healy robert hollands frank kuhn dexter levy robert millonzi howard white freshmen â€” william birdsong bu ford bellinger ann conn raymond cook henderson cutler audrey day man francis gebensleben doris guthrie wilbur hahn kenneth hyer ruth tlli leon jehle marvin kadet evelyn kimmel dorothy lenz john pape william powell jack rose mar shall stoll irma thorn gladys tur ner myra tyson nelson upton robert van houten julius walters faculty â€” miss annemarie sauer lander mr carlos c harrington mr c merrill brown dr edward w sine dr fred holl dr raymond chambers dr olive lester dr mar vin farber mr thomas neill mr lester kellogfj b a dr john sum ner b a dr a b lemon phar macy dr carlos c aklen law dr charles pankow dentistry dr ed ward w koch medicine oitice â€” mrs genevieve leffens miss alice otto miss grace christen miss j an c tannenbaum evening session â€” miss irma j ger ber other workers are willard born hoft harry lafor.'re john l baube carlton p karle dr louis a siegel dr harry c schneider dr nelson strohm dr allan r long dr wil son langley dr irvan hekimian dr jos e burns br john a scott mr carlton p vernier mr a j leahy mr george w miller mr william k laidlaw mr carlton w meyer mr henry m lane election of business ad class officers elections for officers in the school of business administration were held wednesday april 27 with the fol lowing results class officers senior â€” president cleland vice president morrell secretary wil liams treasurer harris marshal scbultz junior â€” president mccracken vice president miss barton secretary pop plf'ton treasurer winegar marshal kumpf sophomore â€” president stoll vice l,|vsident bellinger secretary bird song treasurer kramer student board senior representatives â€” williams p ttich rose i uni o r representatives â€” evert gamble sophomore representatives â€” â– *â€¢ rich gebensleben 1 leshman representative â€” president i next year's class automatically as - b"mes office student council elections to be close contest student council elections arts college election of members of next year's student council will take place wednesday may 11 10:30 a m â€” incoming seniors will meet in hayes no 243 incoming juniors in hayes no 239 incoming sophomores in hayes auditorium nominations of candidates have been entered as follows incoming seniors seymour abeles betty donovan lattimer ford helen heinrich frank hoak kevin kennedy janet lund incoming juniors roland benzow rita diebold charles dwyer dorothy helsdon ruth lane sam lieberman nelle nordstrom william sawyer frances stephan incoming sophomores richard brink ann conn leicester cuthbort audrey dayman margaret egbert mary powell william powell janet webb armand williams faculty declares physical education not required at its monthly meeting on april 20 1932 the faculty of the college of arts and sciences voted that phy sical education no longer be required of university students but that each individual student be strongly urged the form of corrective and body building exercises which best meets his individual needs this was the first of a series of eleven recommen dations presented to the faculty by its committee on university health and physical education the remaining recommendations which were tabled until the next meeting of the faculty are concerned with suggestions for improving the efficiency and useful ness of the university's physical edu cation and health service the com mittee of which professor farber is chairman was appointed by the chan cellor in january upon recommenda tion of the faculty to survey the uni versity's health and physical educa tion program in the light of the recent changes in the cuxriculum of the college it has met frequently during the interval and presents its report after very thorough study of the problem the remaining members of the committee are dean macdon ald professors carpenter hector keene jorgensen norton and mr mcgrath radio broadcast bob beyer president of the senior class of the business school an nounces that a radio program of un usual interest to the students of the university has been arranged for may 12th at 5:45 p m over station wben the program will consist of two speakers mr harry brockington prominent statistician and economist with a large investment house and dr lewis d froman of the faculty of the university they will discuss two different points of view of the ques tion the recent federal reserve policy track meet presents galaxy of u b athletes all schools to be represented the annual moving up day track meet will be held tomorrow afternoon at the all-high stadium beta pi rho fraternity will again award the trophy to the winning team all indications point to a very close meet business ad last year's win ners are a slight favorite to repeat with wally maunz and norm kayser who gathered 31 points between them last year again expected to pull down a number of firsts and seconds the arts and science school will present a powerful and well balanced team with point winners from last year in nearly every event red ben zow don limoncelli and tom mc donough are expected to come through with many valuable points pharmacy although having a small number of entries have jim fiske who holds both the hundred and two twenty records and werner last year's four-forty winner among the entrants in addition to vernier and slepian in the distance events the professional schools have a well-balanced team led by jules hoff man last year's pole vault winner and sid gibson high jump record holder little is known of the actual strength of this team and they are the dark horse of the meet the committee has worked hard for the success of the meet and has been very fortunate in securing the all high stadium for this event the en tire student body is urged to attend and support their respective schools the admission is free anthony nocero is general chair society plants elm in observance of bicentennial in observance of the george wash ington bicentennial the buffalo col ony of the national society of new england women planted on the cam pus tuesday an elm sapling mrs alvin w day was chairman of the tree planting committee and the ceremonies started with a proces sion from the university buildings to the campus led by mrs lawrence sparfeld and raymond maccart car rying the colors dr boynton made the invocation mrs john f bechert sang the stars and stripes jerome b chase chairman of the buffalo washington bicentennial committee spoke and mrs matthew l shearer president of the buffalo colony re cited joyce kilmer's poem trees dr capen in cap and gown accepted the tree for the university calendar saturday may 7 â€” moving-up day german club banquet blue masquer's banquet tuesday may 10 â€” french club women's lounge wednesday may 11 â€” bios club women's lounge thursday may 12 blue masquers meeting women's lounge friday may 13 bison dance student activities council dinner forty-five students receive awards tomorrow presentation of awards for service follows parade along with a parade and other festivities moving-up day may 7 brings the ceremony of key awarding to those students who have earned them by faithful service in one or more of the university activities immediately following the parade mr a glenni bartholomew will pre sent awards to the following at town send hall women's glee club v irgi n i a mayer adamine mentecka irma wagner eleanor schilling men's glee club â€” j r johnston c g weig r l hollands bison â€” betty donovan managing editor arlin jacobson associate edi tor ethel kirschenbaum circulation manager george leyonmark produc tion manager louis b cooperman exchange editor dorothy lenzer cir culation staff roma stein circulation staff doris miller associate editor henry spiller advertising manager harry sanders service manager bee staff â€” robert gross managing editor roscoe simmons business manager mary nice news editor edna geissler circulation manager seymour abeles sports editor roland benzow copy editor iris â€” mathew j rose business manager elizabeth maurer manag ing editor robert gross photography editor b shyne circulation manager betty donovan circulation manager eleanor m winegar senior editor handbook iris key â€” betty dono van editor henry desmon business manager directory iris key â€” samuel lie berman editor debate â€” helen b peters roy a hock manager ralph o kreinheder dramatics blue masquers â€” mary louise nice arlin z jacobson sey mour b abeles those students who are entitled to a renewal of honor for continued ser vice are glee club â€” frank kuhn jacob sha piro alberta isch edith arnold bison â€” henry desmon carl arbes man james kime moving-up day festivities and parade tomorrow a colorful pageant to celebrate the growing tradition of moving-up day will wend its procession of fun and gaiety out main street from the terrace at 10:30 saturday morning unless the city ordinance prevents the use of main street if such is the case it is planned that the parade shall proceed down franklin street to tupper and down delaware avenue to townsend hall fraternities sororities clubs and organizations are entering floats to make the parade an interesting spec tacle two prizes of ten dollars each will be awarded to the most unique floats entered by a men's organization and by a sorority a cup is being presented to the best organized school represented in the procession and several prizes are being offered to the funniest individuals both male and female the committee composed of nelson cotton edward schultz kenneth mayer seymour abeles janet lund and betty maurer has succeeded in collecting a number of bands for this important occasion including the lar kin fife and drum corps washington fife and drum corps boy scouts band and the riverside masten and east high school bands judges will view tile parade at three points to determine the winning floats all you adams choose your eves students choose the moving-up day queen your vote will help the lucky girl who on the basis of popu larity looks leadership and scholar ship will be chosen to be queen of moving-up day the following ten girls have been selected by a commit tee and one of them will be announced queen at the beta pi rho dance to night janet lund sophia kuziw irma wagner betty maurer evelyn anthony sally diebold helen heinrich alma culkowski mary louise nice janet griffiths the queen will be given the cov eted position in the parade tomorrow by riding in the leading automobile your vote will be taken by the circu lation staff of the bee when you re ceive your copy masquers to complete year with banquet blue masquers will hold its annual banquet at the north hill saturday may 7 at 6:30 o'clock each member is permitted to bring a guest the banquet will be preceded by a short business meeting at which the officers for next year are to be elected the program will be as follows 1 seymour abeles toastmaster will make the introductory remarks 2 mr oscar a silverman will make a few remarks pertinent to the occasion 3 robert i millonzi president of blue masquers will make his farewell address 4 mr stanley d travis director of blue masquers will summarize the progress of the club in the last three years 5 dr nathaniel cantor the prin cipal speaker of the evening will give humorous comments on topics of the day interfraternity the interfraternity council held its second annual banquet at the alumni club last wednesday evening an en joyable meal was served which was followed by a discussion of plans for the coming year dr scofield fac ulty advisor of the council was the principal speaker of the evening dexter levy outgoing president also gave a short talk announcement was made of the next interfraternity council meeting which will be held at the beta chi epsilon house wednes day may 18 s a a members to be chosen during this past week the junior classes of the various schools of the university have elected their repre sentative to a place on the ballot of officers for the 1932-1933 student ath letic association the five names of the selected representatives will be presented to the student body at a general election to be held friday may 13 the candidate receiving the highest vote is to be president of the asso ciation the second highest is to be come secretary and the third highest vice-president the president and sec retary of the student athletic asso ciation become members of the uni versity of buffalo athletic council this year's election is in charge of the president norman kayser a sen ior in the school of business admin istration and howard wright jr a senior in the school of pharmacy mr wright is secretary of the stu dent athletic association watch the bulletin boards for the announcement of the general election of your rep resentatives continued on page 4 column 1 the usual spring registration for all students in the school of busi ness administration will take place from may 9-13 blanks and in structions for registering should be secured from the school of busi ness administration office begin ning may 9 all registrations must be completed by friday may 13 watch for the senior issue parade awards field meet

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the bee university of buffalo may 6 1932 vol 12 no 27 the university of buffalo weekly dr froman takes charge of joint charities campaign the joint charities campaign is being conducted at the u of b under the cooperation of faculty students and other friends of the university dr froman is in charge of the uni versity's activities during this cam paign on may 4 thirty-five per cent of our quota of 6,000 was achieved the divisions of workers are as fol lows chancellor samuel p capen major of the division dr lewis a froman captain mr earl j mcgrath lieu tenant sophomores paul burgeson rita diebold fred gorman avrom green berg joseph jacobs moira kennedy betty knight ruth lane samuel lie berman elizabeth overfield burton quackenbush william e sawyer henry spiller virginia willis juniors â€” seymour abeles lattimer ford howard gondree helen hein rich kevin kennedy edmond leone elizabeth maurer ruth mead betty rosenbaum irma wagner seniors â€” gordon ewing edna geissler gerhard hartman philip healy robert hollands frank kuhn dexter levy robert millonzi howard white freshmen â€” william birdsong bu ford bellinger ann conn raymond cook henderson cutler audrey day man francis gebensleben doris guthrie wilbur hahn kenneth hyer ruth tlli leon jehle marvin kadet evelyn kimmel dorothy lenz john pape william powell jack rose mar shall stoll irma thorn gladys tur ner myra tyson nelson upton robert van houten julius walters faculty â€” miss annemarie sauer lander mr carlos c harrington mr c merrill brown dr edward w sine dr fred holl dr raymond chambers dr olive lester dr mar vin farber mr thomas neill mr lester kellogfj b a dr john sum ner b a dr a b lemon phar macy dr carlos c aklen law dr charles pankow dentistry dr ed ward w koch medicine oitice â€” mrs genevieve leffens miss alice otto miss grace christen miss j an c tannenbaum evening session â€” miss irma j ger ber other workers are willard born hoft harry lafor.'re john l baube carlton p karle dr louis a siegel dr harry c schneider dr nelson strohm dr allan r long dr wil son langley dr irvan hekimian dr jos e burns br john a scott mr carlton p vernier mr a j leahy mr george w miller mr william k laidlaw mr carlton w meyer mr henry m lane election of business ad class officers elections for officers in the school of business administration were held wednesday april 27 with the fol lowing results class officers senior â€” president cleland vice president morrell secretary wil liams treasurer harris marshal scbultz junior â€” president mccracken vice president miss barton secretary pop plf'ton treasurer winegar marshal kumpf sophomore â€” president stoll vice l,|vsident bellinger secretary bird song treasurer kramer student board senior representatives â€” williams p ttich rose i uni o r representatives â€” evert gamble sophomore representatives â€” â– *â€¢ rich gebensleben 1 leshman representative â€” president i next year's class automatically as - b"mes office student council elections to be close contest student council elections arts college election of members of next year's student council will take place wednesday may 11 10:30 a m â€” incoming seniors will meet in hayes no 243 incoming juniors in hayes no 239 incoming sophomores in hayes auditorium nominations of candidates have been entered as follows incoming seniors seymour abeles betty donovan lattimer ford helen heinrich frank hoak kevin kennedy janet lund incoming juniors roland benzow rita diebold charles dwyer dorothy helsdon ruth lane sam lieberman nelle nordstrom william sawyer frances stephan incoming sophomores richard brink ann conn leicester cuthbort audrey dayman margaret egbert mary powell william powell janet webb armand williams faculty declares physical education not required at its monthly meeting on april 20 1932 the faculty of the college of arts and sciences voted that phy sical education no longer be required of university students but that each individual student be strongly urged the form of corrective and body building exercises which best meets his individual needs this was the first of a series of eleven recommen dations presented to the faculty by its committee on university health and physical education the remaining recommendations which were tabled until the next meeting of the faculty are concerned with suggestions for improving the efficiency and useful ness of the university's physical edu cation and health service the com mittee of which professor farber is chairman was appointed by the chan cellor in january upon recommenda tion of the faculty to survey the uni versity's health and physical educa tion program in the light of the recent changes in the cuxriculum of the college it has met frequently during the interval and presents its report after very thorough study of the problem the remaining members of the committee are dean macdon ald professors carpenter hector keene jorgensen norton and mr mcgrath radio broadcast bob beyer president of the senior class of the business school an nounces that a radio program of un usual interest to the students of the university has been arranged for may 12th at 5:45 p m over station wben the program will consist of two speakers mr harry brockington prominent statistician and economist with a large investment house and dr lewis d froman of the faculty of the university they will discuss two different points of view of the ques tion the recent federal reserve policy track meet presents galaxy of u b athletes all schools to be represented the annual moving up day track meet will be held tomorrow afternoon at the all-high stadium beta pi rho fraternity will again award the trophy to the winning team all indications point to a very close meet business ad last year's win ners are a slight favorite to repeat with wally maunz and norm kayser who gathered 31 points between them last year again expected to pull down a number of firsts and seconds the arts and science school will present a powerful and well balanced team with point winners from last year in nearly every event red ben zow don limoncelli and tom mc donough are expected to come through with many valuable points pharmacy although having a small number of entries have jim fiske who holds both the hundred and two twenty records and werner last year's four-forty winner among the entrants in addition to vernier and slepian in the distance events the professional schools have a well-balanced team led by jules hoff man last year's pole vault winner and sid gibson high jump record holder little is known of the actual strength of this team and they are the dark horse of the meet the committee has worked hard for the success of the meet and has been very fortunate in securing the all high stadium for this event the en tire student body is urged to attend and support their respective schools the admission is free anthony nocero is general chair society plants elm in observance of bicentennial in observance of the george wash ington bicentennial the buffalo col ony of the national society of new england women planted on the cam pus tuesday an elm sapling mrs alvin w day was chairman of the tree planting committee and the ceremonies started with a proces sion from the university buildings to the campus led by mrs lawrence sparfeld and raymond maccart car rying the colors dr boynton made the invocation mrs john f bechert sang the stars and stripes jerome b chase chairman of the buffalo washington bicentennial committee spoke and mrs matthew l shearer president of the buffalo colony re cited joyce kilmer's poem trees dr capen in cap and gown accepted the tree for the university calendar saturday may 7 â€” moving-up day german club banquet blue masquer's banquet tuesday may 10 â€” french club women's lounge wednesday may 11 â€” bios club women's lounge thursday may 12 blue masquers meeting women's lounge friday may 13 bison dance student activities council dinner forty-five students receive awards tomorrow presentation of awards for service follows parade along with a parade and other festivities moving-up day may 7 brings the ceremony of key awarding to those students who have earned them by faithful service in one or more of the university activities immediately following the parade mr a glenni bartholomew will pre sent awards to the following at town send hall women's glee club v irgi n i a mayer adamine mentecka irma wagner eleanor schilling men's glee club â€” j r johnston c g weig r l hollands bison â€” betty donovan managing editor arlin jacobson associate edi tor ethel kirschenbaum circulation manager george leyonmark produc tion manager louis b cooperman exchange editor dorothy lenzer cir culation staff roma stein circulation staff doris miller associate editor henry spiller advertising manager harry sanders service manager bee staff â€” robert gross managing editor roscoe simmons business manager mary nice news editor edna geissler circulation manager seymour abeles sports editor roland benzow copy editor iris â€” mathew j rose business manager elizabeth maurer manag ing editor robert gross photography editor b shyne circulation manager betty donovan circulation manager eleanor m winegar senior editor handbook iris key â€” betty dono van editor henry desmon business manager directory iris key â€” samuel lie berman editor debate â€” helen b peters roy a hock manager ralph o kreinheder dramatics blue masquers â€” mary louise nice arlin z jacobson sey mour b abeles those students who are entitled to a renewal of honor for continued ser vice are glee club â€” frank kuhn jacob sha piro alberta isch edith arnold bison â€” henry desmon carl arbes man james kime moving-up day festivities and parade tomorrow a colorful pageant to celebrate the growing tradition of moving-up day will wend its procession of fun and gaiety out main street from the terrace at 10:30 saturday morning unless the city ordinance prevents the use of main street if such is the case it is planned that the parade shall proceed down franklin street to tupper and down delaware avenue to townsend hall fraternities sororities clubs and organizations are entering floats to make the parade an interesting spec tacle two prizes of ten dollars each will be awarded to the most unique floats entered by a men's organization and by a sorority a cup is being presented to the best organized school represented in the procession and several prizes are being offered to the funniest individuals both male and female the committee composed of nelson cotton edward schultz kenneth mayer seymour abeles janet lund and betty maurer has succeeded in collecting a number of bands for this important occasion including the lar kin fife and drum corps washington fife and drum corps boy scouts band and the riverside masten and east high school bands judges will view tile parade at three points to determine the winning floats all you adams choose your eves students choose the moving-up day queen your vote will help the lucky girl who on the basis of popu larity looks leadership and scholar ship will be chosen to be queen of moving-up day the following ten girls have been selected by a commit tee and one of them will be announced queen at the beta pi rho dance to night janet lund sophia kuziw irma wagner betty maurer evelyn anthony sally diebold helen heinrich alma culkowski mary louise nice janet griffiths the queen will be given the cov eted position in the parade tomorrow by riding in the leading automobile your vote will be taken by the circu lation staff of the bee when you re ceive your copy masquers to complete year with banquet blue masquers will hold its annual banquet at the north hill saturday may 7 at 6:30 o'clock each member is permitted to bring a guest the banquet will be preceded by a short business meeting at which the officers for next year are to be elected the program will be as follows 1 seymour abeles toastmaster will make the introductory remarks 2 mr oscar a silverman will make a few remarks pertinent to the occasion 3 robert i millonzi president of blue masquers will make his farewell address 4 mr stanley d travis director of blue masquers will summarize the progress of the club in the last three years 5 dr nathaniel cantor the prin cipal speaker of the evening will give humorous comments on topics of the day interfraternity the interfraternity council held its second annual banquet at the alumni club last wednesday evening an en joyable meal was served which was followed by a discussion of plans for the coming year dr scofield fac ulty advisor of the council was the principal speaker of the evening dexter levy outgoing president also gave a short talk announcement was made of the next interfraternity council meeting which will be held at the beta chi epsilon house wednes day may 18 s a a members to be chosen during this past week the junior classes of the various schools of the university have elected their repre sentative to a place on the ballot of officers for the 1932-1933 student ath letic association the five names of the selected representatives will be presented to the student body at a general election to be held friday may 13 the candidate receiving the highest vote is to be president of the asso ciation the second highest is to be come secretary and the third highest vice-president the president and sec retary of the student athletic asso ciation become members of the uni versity of buffalo athletic council this year's election is in charge of the president norman kayser a sen ior in the school of business admin istration and howard wright jr a senior in the school of pharmacy mr wright is secretary of the stu dent athletic association watch the bulletin boards for the announcement of the general election of your rep resentatives continued on page 4 column 1 the usual spring registration for all students in the school of busi ness administration will take place from may 9-13 blanks and in structions for registering should be secured from the school of busi ness administration office begin ning may 9 all registrations must be completed by friday may 13 watch for the senior issue parade awards field meet